Spring Festival Camellia 10 Gallon berries was introduced in 1906 by

was introduced in 1906 by renowned horticulturalist Luther Burbank in Santa Rosa

This thin skin

as well as for cooking

depending on the gardener’s preference

This desirable rare evergreen has white splashing and dotting on broad

Spring Festival Camellia 10 Gallon berries was introduced in 1906 bySpring Festival Camellia (Camellia sasanqua 'Spring Festival') A beautiful camellia with an upright like growth habit, eventually looking more like a small tree than a large, bushy shrub like most camellias. Has small, double pink flowers in mid spring. Although the flowers are a bit smaller than those of most hybrid camellias, they are borne in great profusion. USDA Zones 7 9 Prefers partial sun to light shade, grows to be 4 8ft tall and 3 4ft wide